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Prolife, prochoice, and abortion-neutral links.
Activist Tools: Contacting Congress
Analytical Tools
Babelfish
Does the FBI Have a File on You?
Easy way to publish a college newspaper
Evaluating Charities
Getting Press
Help With Your Homework
How To Investigate Bills with Thomas
How To Watch Your Legislators with Thomas
How To Write to Your Legislator
ICD-9 Codes and Descriptions
ICD-9 Online
Layman's Guide to Reading Court Decisions
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor: Part 1
Library of Congress Online Catalogue
Online Books
Online Medical Dictionary
Prenatal Development
Pro Life Speakers
Pro-Life Shopping Online
Prolife Periodicals Online
References
Reporting Abuse/Legal Referrals
Research on Life Issues
Scott vs. Sanford
Starting a Nonprofit Organization
US Constitution
Learn the basics of contacting your member of Congress. Can you just send an email? Capitol Hill veteran and US Politics Guide John Aravosis answers some questions. Part of the "Activist Tools" Series. From Kevin Reid, Human Rights Guide.
Having trouble sorting out conflicting claims? Don't let professional propagandists confuse you. Links to help overcome rhetorical tricks.
Online Web site translator, to and from French, German, Italian, Portugese, and Spanish.
A handy printable form complete with instructions on how to file the FOIA request for your FBI file.
The just-launched College Publisher, a free Web-based publishing solution that does the heavy tech lifting behind sophisticated online college newspapers, gets high grades from clients. From About guide to US Newspapers Jack Downs.
How to investigate organizations asking for money or support, by Nonprofit Organizations Guide Stan Hutton.
How to handle public relations, from Human Rights Guide Kevin Reid with Public Relations Guide Jeff Domansky.
Links to help you put together that perfect speech, paper, or presentation.
How to get information on Federal legislation, by Women's Issues Guide Karen Gould.
How to get information on what your elected officials are up to but not telling you about, by Women's Issues Guide Karen Gould.
How to make your voice heard by your elected representatives, by Women's Issues Guide Karen Gould.
How to read those numerical medical codes. A valuable research tool online.
Find the medical and procedural codes you need to understand a document or order database information.
Help plowing through the legalease.
The original "interactive media," letters to the editor are surviving and thriving in the digital world. Includes tips on writing letters, and Web sites that use letters in special ways. A new feature from About guide to USNewspapers Jack Downs.
Alternative Media Guide Penny Perkins brings important insights into how the publishing world works and how to navigate therein.
Help finding those rare items at LOC.
Online life-issues articles and books, as well as links to some scandalous abortion advocacy writings.
Look up medical terms.
Explore the world of the unborn child.
Your first stop for finding quality speakers for your pro life event.
Links to places to buy pro life checks, bumper stickers, tracts, educational materials and other merchandise.
Prolife and conservative online periodicals and journals, and links to medical journals and periodicals online.
A pro-life home page's excellent list of references, both on and off line.
If you have been injured by your abortion, or were abused or mistreated by staff at the abortion facility, there are resources for you.
Research into the things that make people think abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia are necessary.
Fetuses aren't the only humans that have been disenfranchised by the Supreme Court.
Your starting point for building a nonprofit, by Nonprofit Organizations Guide Stan Hutton.
Complete and unabridged. Visitors are welcome to find the penumbra from which emenates the "right" to abortion.
